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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

classroom english

Could I ask three questions, please?

Q1:
In Asia, if students in a class want to stand up and greet their teacher, and the class leader has to give the order, what does he say? "All rise." or "Stand up"

Q2:
If a child in a class wants to go to the bathroom, he says "May I go to the bathroom, please?"
What will his teacher respond? "Go ahead?" or anything else?

Q3:
If my friend visits me, and she will stay in my city, Bangkok, for 2 weeks, should I say "Hope you enjoy your trip in Bangkok." or "Hope you'll enjoy your trip in Bangkok."
Or should I say "Hope you enjoy your stay in Bangkok." or "Hope you''ll enjoy your stay in Bangkok."?

Thank you so much.
  

Top answer

Q1: In Asia, if students in a class want to stand up and greet their teacher, and the class leader has to give the order, what does he say? "All rise" or "Stand up, please" -- You may say either if you must. Rising for the teacher is not a Western practice.

— Mister Micawber

  • Q1: In Asia, if students in a class want to stand up and greet their teacher, and the class leader has to give the order, what does he say?
  • "All rise" or "Stand up, please" -- You may say either if you must.
  • Rising for the teacher is not a Western practice.
  • " What will his teacher respond?
  • " or anything else?
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Q1: In Asia, if students in a class want to stand up and greet their teacher, and the class leader has to give the order, what does he say? "All rise" or "Stand up, please"-- You may say either if you must. Rising for the teacher is not a Western practice.

Q2: If a child in a class wants to go to the bathroom, he says "May I go to the bathroom, please?"
What wi
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Thank you, Mister Micawber.
Could I ask one more question?

For Q3, if my friend is already in my city, and she is standing in front of me, what could I say?
"I hope you enjoy your visit to Bangkok."?
or
"I hope you enjoy your visit in Bangkok."?

Thank you.
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I hope you enjoy your visit to Bangkok.
I hope you enjoy your visit here.
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Mister MicawberRising for the teacher is not a Western practice.
It is (or was) in British schools.
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Thank you, Mister Micawber.

Thank you, Blue Jay.
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